Loving Sonic A Mental Disorder?

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Loving Sonic A Mental Disorder?
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Smashmaster	Aug 18 2013, 02:51 PM Post #1
Carnival Night Act 1 Posts: 186 Group: E Rank Guardian Member #13,514 Joined: April 8, 2013	Sonic isn't real. Other people are. Being a fan is ok, making fan-characters and fan-fics are ok and fun even. I'm an RP-addict. However what you are describing is like obsessing over a celebrity except even worse. In an extreme case you might be able to stalk and kidnap your fav celebrity, but you can't do that to Sonic. Even holding the Sega team hostage wouldn't get you what you want. (although if you ever do I have a list of demands to add to your own) On a more serious note, if you are serious about this, I would say list out the things you like about Sonic and then look for real guys who fit that. Sonic isn't the only one, not even in the fictional sonic universe: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOzeIp5IWDs My Dad always complains that I relate too many things to fiction, and that I spend too much time thinking about fiction, which I do, but in the end, I always know the difference between what is real and what is not. That said, you can learn alot about real life from fiction, such as the above linked comic. Edited by Smashmaster, Aug 18 2013, 02:52 PM.
	I will find you...and I will have you post in an RP...


Smashmaster	Aug 18 2013, 03:01 PM Post #2
Carnival Night Act 1 Posts: 186 Group: E Rank Guardian Member #13,514 Joined: April 8, 2013	Well then I'd say you are quite sane. As for finding people of similar interests, lol I'm doing the same thing. In fact I started a kind of mini comic-con at my college to try and bring together all the nerdy and geeky so that I may seek out suitable dating options. Like interests is also high on my list. It's hard to have a fulfilling conversation sometimes with people that don't speak fluent geek. Edited by Smashmaster, Aug 18 2013, 03:02 PM.
	I will find you...and I will have you post in an RP...


Smashmaster	Aug 18 2013, 03:28 PM Post #3
Carnival Night Act 1 Posts: 186 Group: E Rank Guardian Member #13,514 Joined: April 8, 2013	Sonics1AndOnlyGirl Aug 18 2013, 03:06 PM Well I wish you the best of luck. I'm having a hard time myself because no one at my school likes Sonic. It's frowned apon and I get bullied about it all the time. Well that's understandable. It may be seen as childish to some peo- Quote: At my school it's all about Mario. facepalm When I say speak "geek" I don't mean technobabble. I mean a general use of fiction (and sometimes science yes) in conversation. Tendency to use references to movie lines or problems encountered by characters when discussing real life things is what characterizes the lingo most. Just...yeah...find common ground. What RabidChoo said...
	I will find you...and I will have you post in an RP...


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